I LIVE IN THE EAST MIDLANDS... England UK.

[Colgro1]

Has anyone had any help when you are on Death's Door.?...

THREE HEART ATTACKS LATER A BYPASS OPERATION SO-CALLED...

TO SAVE MY LIFE NOW A DEFIBALATER IMPLANTED...

Now both my peripheral arteries in both my legs are on on the blink...

My right leg especially which leaves me in pain when I walk even a short distance...

A fourth Heart-Attack & I'm told I'm Dead!... Not much fun is it...

When my Local Borough Council destroyed Myself & my Business...THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED TO me... THROUGH NEVER ENDING STRESS... I can't find anyone out there including, Doctors... Cardiologists... Lawers... Barristers... Solicitors... that are willing to have a conversation with you never mind any help or assistance!!!... has this country now completely lost the plot... Anybody out there who has had similar experiences...

Please get in touch... Many Thanks...

Colgro1.

PS...

This is not a wind-up... Everything I say is True...

[Sillyfroggy]

Isn’t this JeffAjax?

[MichaelJH Heart Star]

Hello and welcome to the forum! I also suffer from CVD (cardio vascular disease) and PAD (peripheral arterial disease). Have you had a PAD diagnosis confirmed by Doppler and scans? Do you know which arteries are affected; femoral artery, popliteal artery, posterior tibial artery, anterior tibial artery or peroneal artery?

I believe PAD and CVD are connected so am interested in your diagnosis.

[Colgro1 in reply to MichaelJH]

Hello MichaelJH...

Yes... I'm going for the Guinness Book of Records...

I went to have the scans done on both my legs...

By a Surgeon who Specialises in By-Pass on leg Arteries...

And was told my Heart is 50% scar tissue...

And the Operation would be to bigger Risk...

And you're a lone time Dead... I believe...

I now take Enzyme Q10... Vitamin C... fish oil etc... & B Vitamins...

Keep Fit... Swimming... Yoga...

Regards Colgro1

[MichaelJH Heart Star in reply to Colgro1]

So what Guinness record are you going for?

Bypass surgery obviously carries a risk but the first option for PAD where medication and exercise have not helped is angioplasty. A balloon is inserted to open up the artery and a stent may or may not be inserted. The most affected artery is usual the femoral one and this is a simple low risk procedure - probably lower risk than an angiogram. Access to the arteries below the knee may be trickier. Was angioplasty discussed/offered?

[Hidden]

Solicitors are interested is Great News!

Stress is a big trigger for HA.

There are other triggers.

Dr Google might tell you.

[Colgro1 in reply to Hidden]

Hello Autumnsonnet...

Yes 15years later and I still can't find A Competent Firm of Solicitors

IN THE WHOLE OF THE UK...

[Hidden in reply to Colgro1]

I can certainly understand that!

[Hidden in reply to Hidden]

Solicitors are interested in one thing, money. That is my opinion anyway.....